AstroNav
Version 1.1.6
Shareware
$32.00
5 downloads
Using the same standards of accuracy as published
tables but with a catalogue extending beyond Barnard's
Star; it can be used as a sight calculator, a
definative astronomical reference or simply to print
daily Nautical Almanac pages.
Multiple sights can be plotted/ combined while
allowing for changes in course and/ or speed. Once an
altitude and bearing has been entered, a list of
potential bodies will be offered so that ambiguous
sights will be immediately apparent.
The other data available is comprehensive e.g. a Star
Chart, twilight information, Moon phases and Eclipses.
It will even print conventional Nautical Almanac pages
for the full range of dates; 9999BC to 9999AD. The
AltAz screen can be used to plan sights or to list
bodies around a point on the celestial sphere either
by altitude/ azimuth or by Declination and Hour Angle.
The outlines of the constellations is the best
tables but with a catalogue extending beyond Barnard's
Star; it can be used as a sight calculator, a
definative astronomical reference or simply to print
daily Nautical Almanac pages.
Multiple sights can be plotted/ combined while
allowing for changes in course and/ or speed. Once an
altitude and bearing has been entered, a list of
potential bodies will be offered so that ambiguous
sights will be immediately apparent.
The other data available is comprehensive e.g. a Star
Chart, twilight information, Moon phases and Eclipses.
It will even print conventional Nautical Almanac pages
for the full range of dates; 9999BC to 9999AD. The
AltAz screen can be used to plan sights or to list
bodies around a point on the celestial sphere either
by altitude/ azimuth or by Declination and Hour Angle.
The outlines of the constellations is the best
Program details
Publisher
Michael O'DoughertyE-mail
Contact the publisherHome page
http://www.navsoft.com/astronav.htmlPlatforms
Windows XPFile size
8658 KBFile date
10/14/2010License
SharewareExpiration info
noneInstallation
Install & UninstallRecord updated
1/20/2011